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Learning to Crawl (Expanded Edition) [2007 Remaster]

Album

Learning to Crawl (Expanded Edition) [2007 Remaster]

Pretenders

1984Rock · Music · Arena Rock · Rock & Roll · Hard Rock · Alternative · College Rock · New Wave · Pop · Pop/Rock

A band no longer on its knees.
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Details

Release date
Record label
Rhino/Warner Records
Tracks
17

℗ 2007 Warner Music UK Ltd. Manufactured & Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company

Tracks

  1. 1
    Middle of the Road (2007 Remaster)
    プリテンダーズ
    4:14
  2. 2
    Back On the Chain Gang (2007 Remaster)
    Pretenders
    3:51
  3. 3
    Time the Avenger
    Pretenders
    4:56
  4. 4
    Watching the Clothes
    Pretenders
    2:52
  5. 5
    Show Me
    Pretenders
    4:13
  6. 6
    Thumbelina
    Pretenders
    3:17
  7. 7
    My City Was Gone (2007 Remaster)
    Pretenders
    5:25
  8. 8
    Thin Line Between Love and Hate
    Pretenders
    3:40
  9. 9
    I Hurt You
    Pretenders
    4:37
  10. 10
    2000 Miles (2007 Remaster)
    Pretenders
    3:40
  11. 11
    Fast or Slow (The Law's the Law) [Bonus Track]
    Pretenders
    3:13
  12. 12
    Tequila (Bonus Track)
    Pretenders
    3:33
  13. 13
    I Hurt You (Denmark Street Demo) [Bonus Track]
    Pretenders
    4:05
  14. 14
    When I Change My Life (Denmark Street Demo) [Bonus Track]
    Pretenders
    4:40
  15. 15
    Ramblin' Rob (Denmark Street Demo) [Bonus Track]
    Pretenders
    3:30
  16. 16
    My City Was Gone (Live) [Bonus Track]
    Pretenders
    4:53
  17. 17
    Money (Live) [Bonus Track]
    Pretenders
    4:39

About this album

After losing guitarist James Honeyman-Scott and bassist Pete Farndon to drug-related deaths, a sobered Pretenders returned to the spotlight with Learning to Crawl. Chrissie Hynde turned her distinctive contralto to sentimental songs, both romantic and reflective, that retained her trademark, clear-eyed bravado. Poignant singles like the shimmering love song "Show Me" and the rueful "Back on the Chain Gang" meshed perfectly with attitude-driven rockers "Middle of the Road" and "My City Was Gone."